Nicole Kidman packs on the PDA with husband Keith Urban as they hit the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival

NICOLE Kidman and her husband Keith Urban were the picture of love as they packed on the PDA during the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival.

Nicole was the leading lady on the night at the premiere of her film, The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, and country star Keith was on hand to show his support.

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The crooner was seen hugging and whispering sweet nothings into the ear of his superstar wife after they watched the film alongside a host of famous faces.

Nicole appeared to be overcome with emotion during one moment on the red carpet and Keith was on hand to give her a loving embrace.

The actress looked opted for a striking dress on the night which featured a black top and a white tulle skirt.

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Speaking at the festival, Nicole admitted she feels "lucky" to be married to the Grammy winner.

She shared: "Keith and I always say that we are just so lucky to have each other. In this world, to be able to come back to that love and that strength is so nourishing and powerful.

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"And I am coming up an 11-year wedding anniversary, 12 years together, and that's a big thing. And that is through absolute commitment and kindness, the desire to protect and help each other, what our relationship is."

Meanwhile, Nicole - who has Isabella, 24, and Connor, 22, with her ex-husband Tom Cruise, and Sunday, eight, and Faith, six, with Keith  - previously revealed she turns down work for the sake of her family.

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She said: "My time is precious, I think once you reach a certain age the time becomes incredibly important - you're like [gasp].

"I'm raising a six and an eight year old who are in school so there's only a certain amount of time I can work because of their school year."

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She added: "That means I pass on things a lot ... because ultimately - and this is just me - my family life is the most important thing to me so I'm not going to jeopardise that in any way shape or form."

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